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darylfritz
13y ago
Gluten-free diets are seen as a bit of a fad, however it's a necessity for those with Celiac's Disease or a high gluten-intolerance. I assume a lettuce wrap would be cheaper to implement than gluten-free bread. I'm surprised
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I feel the problem was more in the lack of curation and innovation of feed-delivery. FlipBoard seems to be successful without appearing to be a feed-reader on the surface. Google just missed the opportunity to make the feed reader more appe
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13y ago
I wish there was some indication of which ones were free, freemium, paid, etc.
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New APIs to allow Chrome to interact with your iTunes library
(androidcentral.com)
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I find their wording interesting. Microsoft advertises their Xbox Live Gold subscription as " as low as $5 a month" ; whereas Sony announced their as "less than $5 a month" .
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13y ago
I love FLAC, I just wish it had more mainstream support: I'm looking at you iTunes Player & 160GB iPod Classic.
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13y ago
The named anchor works for me in Chrome 27, but I appreciate learning the query string parameter method too.
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Thoughtbot performed the same experiment; their results seemed favourable: http://robots.thoughtbot.com/post/51068089232/google-authors...
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That's my biggest concern. The other is, often I find their claims to be mis-repesented. "We have a large media client downtown" really meant "a company of 20 people, and 3 developers". If they had told me the name, I would have seen right
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I get tired of them never disclosing the client. If they're soliciting me while I'm currently at a position that they can only assume I'm happy with, they need to present a pretty damn good case to get me out it; ambiguity just won't cut it